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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-06-03
NO TRACE or LITTLE MAoDALEyA zoRv

Little Magdalena Zorn. who lost on Saturday at tho
kindergarten pone at Old Fort George still missing
yesterday. general description OF tho girl has been
gwen 10 the policemen Of the stations above Harlem to-
gether with instructions 10 search carefully for her
their posts Inspector Diks has made personal inspcc
Of the ncghborhOod OF Fort George, declares
that he Is at loss 10 account for the girls disappear
Yesterday ray Of hope entered the homo OF the dis
consulate parens when man brought 10 the house what
he said Telegram. Mrs. Zorn willingly paid him
thirtyve which he demanded for its delivery and
eagerly took the Dispatch IL was without envelope
ana bore Its back the address: Mr. Zorn Express
4Ol Ost 1919 Str" and was IA follows Come right Of
way TO police station ESSEX st. MURRAY, sccy." Tho
mother FASTENED 10 the Essex Market Police only
find that the telegram bogus and that she the
victim OF swindler Later In the day an anonymous
letter mailed from Elizabeth, n. j. received by Mrs
Zorn saying that Pat Kenen. captain OF the schooner
Albert Jones. OF Boston, had found HaRdalena tho
street and taken her away In his vessel
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THE EXCISE BOARDS REQUEST

MAYOR HEWITT WANTS FULL STATEMENT OF EN-
PIoYEs AND SALARIES.
Tho Board OF Estimate yesterday Distributed
SS5, O52 IL Of Excise money among the various In
situations caring for Juvenile deinquents
The Excise Board asked that appropriation OF
S14S, $50 be made tor the expenses OF that depart
ment for THE year ending April 80, 1883 The Mayor
objected 10 the form of application He declared that
no would aot vote to consider 1t, oven, until taou-
lated statement was furnished showing the employees
and amounts paid last year. the employees required OF
asked for this year. and the amounts to be PAID 10
them. He wanted, In fact, statement which wouid
afford at a glance good comparison Tor the TWO
years. Incidentally it was stated that the amount
asked for BY the Excise Board was moro than double
that expended Tor the last year. Commissioner
Andrews tried TO explain but the Mayor said posi-,
lively that he would accept nothing but what he nad
demanded. The request was referred back 10 inc
Excise Board. ,,..
Fire Commissioner Purroy said that the Legislature
had given the Board of Estimate power to increase
the salaries of the chiefs OF battslions lie askad
that their pay be increased from ~, 900 to $3oo0.
The Mayor asked what was the corresponding grade
in the Police Department Mr. Purroy thought thst
OF captain. The Mayor replied that the captains only
received so, 75O and 1t the battalion chiefs were
increased the captains would want the same.
The resolution to increase the pay was lost
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CLEARED.

ERIN S mS
Steamer Irdsncorrah (Br, Dean. Antwerp-s'mps0n'
Steamer HsmHona toer, schurasen, Hamburs-Kunhard'
go mt. p.,.r rr-vunca. Edys Co
Steamer Ranasheugh tBr. Russell, Bordeaux-simpsoo'
Steamer Woodiorn (Br Creams Rouen FrFunsh. Edge
Steamer Roodima tBr, Luke. Cow Bay, cB-Funch Edy'
Steamer ThOrph OBJ. wethere Prosreso via Newport
Steamer stamford (Nor Gjenure, Baracoaoomez Pear
Steamer Muricl tBr Locke. Hamilton, Ber-A Outer
stssSer Manhattan Stevens Havana and Mexican pOrts
Steamer Tallahassee Fisher savannah-Henry Yongejr
Steamer Vidette Kelly. Mobile-WJ Best
Steamer Glaucus. Berry Boson-H plm1ct Win.
chester Co
Steamers Republic for Liverpool State OF Georgia utaS
gso Erin and T1ae Dem
ersra valencia Lssasyrs &C. 1lvena POrtsu 60
Manhattan. KOnoy BsracSs c TallshsMs sss
Baltimore; Wcodhoru ." M~; Howick. w
THE MOVEMENTS OF sTEAMER5.
FOREIGN PORTS.
QUEENSTOWN June 2-sailed steamer Baltic (Brl Dawson
from Liverpool for New.York.
Arrived steamer Arizona (Br, Brooks from New'YOrk
ArrreI steamer CITY Of Montreal (Br, Leitch New
richter. from Ne~:Yorf Nay g. nhsT way to Bremen
ssicd steamer Trave tGer, wilgerod from Bremen for
HxrwERP. May sl-Arryed. steamer De Ruyter tBelg).
i HHMnuno no." May so@ArrSed steamer Taormina Ger.
KrouH from New: York May IA. ma, o,,.u
HUI: JuSe ARRIVED. steamer Buffalo tBr' Male from
lyme e.. lFas:Ga steamer r BsSssor tBr
GESoA May 30-ArriveG steamer Alexandria (Br). Pert
Arrived steamer siura utaD caaero. from New.York
PARi May sO-sailed steamer Cyril (Brl johnson. for
MAY So~saiod steamer Bernard CBr,. cburchward for
New.York
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BREAKING UP THE POLO GROUNDS,

President I.rden, Of the Park Department. said
Yesterday that no action in regard 10 cutting one
hundred and elevepth-st. through the Polo Grounds
would be taken until opinion had been received
f.n CORPORATION Counsel LacOmbe on the authority
OF The Park Board. Mir. Crmmns said THAT the
question Of opening regulating and grading the
street was by no means new one. Inc property
owners had made frequent applications TO have 1t
done, but Id action hsi been taken by the Board OF
Aldermen, 10 whom they had applied Iast week
Ieiter was addressed to the Board Of Aldermen by
Simon sterne protesting against the failure 70 open
tie street. President BeekInan presented resolution
an the subject and the whole matter rCicred 70
tho Committee on Streets. The entire street with
the exception of the one BLOCK through tho fcio
Grounds had been graded ,, 49,,
Il do Int think grounds will be touched this
sunlInor, MIR CIfmmns aided "but II is only a
question Of short time when the Polo Grounds VIII
LlN.c tn plID
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AMAD Do0 KILLED ~ rwENrr.rHlRD-SE

bulldog that nobody claimed into the stationery
store OF j. Wngate, at No. 2l3 renthaye yesterday,
apparently seeking protection from crowd OF men and
boys who shouted that 1t mai Mr. Wingate seized
chair and tried drive It out but 1t ran into back room
whore Mrs Wngate lying in bed sick. Mr. Wingate
pursued and hny drove II out Ia going out II dashed
through tho show window and cut and bleeding
through Twenty .thirdst to Nnth-ave 1t snapped at
several men on the way, and DIT Charles Gilbert, who
stood tho at Ninth ave, had narrow escape
HIS trousers by the dogs teeth. Several po-
licemcn opened DIRE the dog and shot IL In dozen
places An old who out OF the way fell over
IN hcan and hurt herself severely She did not atop to
give her name to tho police The dog finally killed
I'm front OF NO 422 Twenty third 81.
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TIE DELAY IN BRUYToS co.'s WORK

Tho Aqueduct Commissioners have taken up delay
the work sections - aud IA Of the Aqueuct
strike OF tho employed by John Co..
contractors because their pay for weeks had been
withheld. Chief Engineer Church last Friday word
John BruntoD that unless work resumed lie
should officially call the attention OF the 10
delay. Tho Committee Construction yesterday told the
contractors appear before the 70 and
plain the delay and tel when they proposed TO resume
special meeting OF the Aqueduct Commission hns
called for to-day The contract Of John Brunton IL
construct the new Aqueduct from post short distance
this OF the Harlem River
COnventave. The price 81 3O7 $40
About othrs OF the has been done
OF the brckwoIk Good Judges ay that the m cannot
money their and viii probably
erable anlonnL Tho Guy Is pIotected aganst loss.
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PUSHING TIE oHARoEs AaAIysr WILLIAMa

PUSHING THE CHARGES AGAINST WILLIAMS
DIT went 10 Police Headquarters yesterday
aud consulted with superintendent Murray about the charge
OF neglect OF duty which had been made against Captain
williams MI Murray received the previous evening
four sustain the charge They were signed ny
Lawyer Moss Jules Chatelan OF No 2si East
= OF No l0T West Twenty soycntl-st. and
Alfred Ekstron No 40 Fourtave They declare ia sub
stance Captain Williams has his duty III lns
up tbs dsordery houses In his precinct
Le would draw up formal charges against Captain Williams
and submit the Police Board DE- crosby said no
the complaint before tlo Board
Tor week or ten Gays Captain Williams was at Police
yesterday and seemed 10 DO comment ot e
aD!!ty 10 refule the charge OF neglect
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smallpox IN 4 BROOKLYN soHooLHoUsE.

&MALLPOX IN BROUhLTN SUHUULrHOU6E
| An aggravated Of malignant and confuept
smallpox, the victim Of which was John Nichols,
, colored man. found on Wednesday night at the
Brooklyn Preparatory School for Boys, at No. $40
Etvingston-st, Brooklyn. Early Thursday morning
Nichols was taken 70 the County SWalpox Hospital,
whore he died In the afternoon, Every effort was
made by the Boa Board q Health to keep the matter
made. The school was promptly closed and all tho
pupils Were vaecinated The house was thoroughly
WHO did the work was told to say that Il was case
of blood poisoning NioAols wal tho lanitor Of the
Church arc held In the school-room.
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1.-THE FIyEsTo ENJOY A DAYS SAJL.

Librettls Gilbert says "apocenan life is not happy
one but taking consideration with another" there
undoubtedly bnks Of sunshine in the existence OF the
bers Of the finest" One Of these sunbeams their annual
complimentary water excursion given BY John H. Sarin
LenoI Backbd and Pomona and barges
Warren Nelson. summer and Vanderbilt which yesterday
made the trip the Hudson Excelsior Grove had each
compieme The total number
policemen their fses and their friends who sought health
And In the outing considerably thou
sand. Commissioners French and Vooris were present
Bands OF music tile refreshments
plentiful weather favorable and the
guardians and their enjoyed themselves
fauf
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LONG ISLAND.

GLgYwoop.-Detectiye James Ayres was searching New
YORK and Brooklyn all day Yesterday for Henry Frank who
suspected having Killed Captain Carpenter OF tho
Long Island November l.s but was unable to
find him believed that Frank sailed for the West indies
hearing OF Captain Carpenters body
FREsH PoxD.-The body Of George II. Disqus. who was
Wednesday IN jersey CITY, was cremated at Fresh
Pond yesterday morning About dozen 81 Dslucs tclA
ves beside. the Jail officials md the undertaken witnessed
The inc neraton Which preaced with bfief funeral ser
wee by The Rev. Nj Mcury Dsques spiritual sdyitcf
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4 PRooUREsS EXPOSED BY A STUDENT

A PRUCJTESS LAFO5ED BI Il " O7'NI
Charles Hheinsberg, theological student At bloomfield
Summary ~ j. weeks answered advertisement
for clerk in an Office at No lD5 Thrdaye, IN
der the gemont Of Mrs. Dorothca Horne lie had not
been there long lao complained Of tho owd eoninc Of
two women occupied apartments ovor the Office e WAS
told 10 ulnd his own business young girl naped Joseph
inc Ehreno sixteen only short tno ont from Pesth,
auud for situation and sent 10 stcpsons Hotel AZ
Tnion HILL N J. There she said she was drugged and
ruined che back to No 1913 Jhrdave and told MIS-;
iivrue what had happened She replied ion little fool
you would have made You had stayed there MI
story Yesterday morning Mrs Horne was taken before
Jusice Tombs PolcoCourt sho was held In
a. 900 for further Several OF her victims
testify her II said that an average OF
ave girls week TO lives OF prostitution from this
Oricc.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-06-03

The Commissioners have decided that the Beechcr
placed In City Hall Park provided that the
fountain and the coping are not disturbed.
Mayor Whitney Controller Livingston and City Auditor
Rutan VIII appoint eight Bridge Trustees for brooklyn To-
held conference yesterday and II IL thought
that Edward AMMAN who selected TO OIL vacancy last
year. will be reapponted William Marshall does not de-
sire 10 serve longer
The garden party the benefit OF the Home for consump
tves postponed yesterday till to-day account OF the
weather The party will be in Pierrepont Park II the
weather should be threatening to-day the affair viii be post
poned till the frat pleasant day.
Marshal Horatio King has issued order thank
ing various organizations which participated the
ration Day parade.
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SHIPPING NEWS
PORT OF NETWORK. ...THURsDAY. JUNE 2 1887.
ARnIVED


ARRIVED.
French frignte Mnerye Commander Mervard. West
Islands via Martinique May 20 Carries 10 guns aud
M, compiler mt OF i6O officers and mon
steamer Australia fBrl MoHche Loghorn April 80 Ca.
tania May Palermo g. Naples II and Gibraltar 10 with
cabin and 1877 storage 10 henderson Bros
Arrived tho Bar Al
Steamer state Nevada (Brl Stewart Glasgow May 30
and Iarne with mdse ~ cabin and 84J steerage
GER. 10 Austin Baldwin Co. Arrived at tho Bar az
steamer Pawnee Brl James. Palermo May ~ and Glhra
tar ~ with &c 10 Phelps Bros Co Arrived Al the
Bar at pm. ~ 49, , -.
Steamer Richmond. Boaz Richmond. city Point AMI Nor
folk with mdse ant passengers to Old Dominion 81 Co
steamerI kanawha. sears Newport News with coal to
WyB Orcutt. 90 80.
steamer Old Dominion Smith, Richmond. CITY Point and
Norfolk with udse and passengers 10 Old Dominion - Co
Steamer Breakwater Crossman, West Point and Newport
News with mdse and passengers to Old Dominion IS 60.
sblp LarnicA (of Windsor NS Boyd Antwerp, IS days
with Iron and barrels 10 ode vessel 20 Snow Bur
goss
Arrived Yesterday
Steamer SANTANA (Brj Taylor San Domingo City May II
Nacors 20 20 Porto Plata 25 Cape Hayen 90 and
Turks Island a. with ndse and passengers TO Duncan
Arrived at the Bar at pm
steamer stamford tNor) Gjenure Baracoa days with
fruit 70 Gomez Pearsal Arrived AT tho Bar AZ H.
suNSET-At Sandy Hook. wind moderate s, cloudy and
hay. At City Island wand irosh SWi clear.
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WEsTCHEsTER COUNTY

WHITE PLAISs-A rumor was circulated yesterday that
the body Mrs Carpenter had been stolen from
the cemetery medical sudent- Mrs Carpenter dei Of
malpractice IN tins Last January The BODY hure In
Of her husband fufdy has
grave and be whether not TIE
body 10 IN, TO.
BRDFoRp-This and other towns Of Westcheser county
have been placed under quarantine 90 Tar a. receiving
fArnes been killed by order Of The Authorities, Tho
viii $40 each animal Killed. The disease
l. said 10 be plo uIO pn cumOnia.
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oyDGARO SENT TO THE ASYLUM

Pasquale Giisaro, tic Italian who has been in the
Tombs for several weeks on charge Of murder and
has been source of much trouble to his keepers,
vas taken. before Judge Cowing In the Court OF
Geuers Sessions yesterday for inquiry TO his mental
condition lie was heavily handcuhed and was only
allowed before the bar for few minutes. He IL
charged with killing Angelo Genosu by striking him
with axe at No: III Thompsonst., on April 8.
Several physicians testified yesterday that Gilgaro
was not sufficiently sane 10 plead to tho Indictment
against him, or to prepare for trial The jury found
Nm insane and judge Cowing sent him TO the State
ASYLUM for tho Insane az Utica
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-06-03

OFFICERS NAMED AT THE PRODUCE EXOHAy GE.
A caucus was held at the Produce Exchange yester-
day to nominate treasurer and Board OF Managers
to DO baoted for at the election next Monday
Edward G. Rice was named for treasurer, Calvin Is.
lockwood for trustee of the GIatuity Fund and the
following to constitute the Board Of Managers:
Joshua athIop representing the flour interest; John
u. Tiuesdeli, grain and -four; c. A. Poole, New,
YORK Central ksilIUad Elevator; c. A. King and
4. II. Doughcr,y, grain, and Harold sanderson.
steamship. Tho prevalent opinion on tho floor Of the
Exchange Is that there will be no opposition ~ the
election Of Alexander L. Orr president
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MARX MUST BE SENTENCED.

Recorder smyth decided yesterday TO deny the
motion for new trial made behalf of Morris
Marx tho vltlioi thrower who caused the death OF
Anna Jasowsky. with whom no boarded at No. ~
Attoney-st. Marx convicted OF mansaughter
In ilo hrst degree. Recorder Smyth said that what
tho lawyer called "newy discovered evidence" would
not, In his opinion, have affected tue verdict of the
fury Il it had been given the triad. Tho Recorder
said thas there affidavit from tho prisoner 70
chow that lie did not know that the evidence was
In existence at tho tune of tho trial. Marx Will be
-tav
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HOME NE Tvs.
PROMINENT ARRIVALS.

RIM Secretary ERdicott and wife General
John W. Foster OF Tndah CHRISTOPHER L. Hagee OF Pitts
bur. and William ThSmes r. Of Maine Stssr House
Hoftndn House-Wliam Brien and Denis Klbride OF
land and Judge IT, Roharfs Of Turks Island Br,ro9r'
Governor Peabody Wetmore OF Rhode
land Pretoria HotelA Hofnune Hawaiian ChaTee
T. Wright U. s. Navy. Murray HH Hots-oeorse !"
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NEJpS FROM THE SUBURBS.


Patrick Seaman, age sixty five. was KILLED at midnight
by fall from Thrill story window OF MS house
I'm Uamilton.s AZ Harrison n J. Seaman slept In room
his SOD Oscar who he was in bed asleep when Es
met his death An examination Of the bedroom by the
showed few blood stains the inside OF the door
permit refused, pending an EXAMINATION scan.
lam, wife died few months ago and said that he In
tended 10 marry again. lie owned several houses.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-06-03
LILIES IN TIE CITY HALL PARK

Superintendent wooson who has charge Of the gardens In
the parks OF the city prepango arangc lily pond the
lawn OF the Court House In City Hall Park The pond
will the spot which few days occupied by
tulip bed Besde the ordinary pond ies there will spec
mens OF Egyptian les and lotus plant sGeh attracted
much attention In the Union Square fountain last summer
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WHAT rs GOING ON TO-DAY.

Trial Of Jacob Sharp before Judge Barrett er,r,,
Sentence Of Mrs Cirnarae for murder oy hecorac on'
Anderson will case, Supreme Court
Reich murder tyial Court or General Sessions, n.,..
Auction sale Of Riohard NJ Hoes cattle. HUNTS fo,nt'
lawn tsnpis mpionship tournament Hohoken 80 M;
MnsterBg NJ. Depew In Lafayette Post NO i4o
Wnsc nv Goth Regiment Band. Battery Park Sp. m:
Exhibition drawings and paintings Packer Collegiate
In .titutr, evening
Special meeting OF Aqueiuct Commissioners, 3 p IN.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-06-03
VISITING THE FLA osHIp RICHMOND

Commodore Bancroft Gheradi, the commsndant
Of the Brooklyn Navy Yard, paid an Official visit
yesterday afternoon to the flagship Richmond which
ha1erccenhy returned from her ytpter cruise In tho
North River, of Twenty thirdst. Commodore Che
1ardi was accompanied W the captain Of tho yard
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-06-03
DRAIyIy THE AMAZED DISTRICT

bihas passed the Legislature and been signed by Gov
ernor Hill permitting the city accept and pay for the
peted portion OF the Wsbsterave in the Annexed
District This win enable the Park Department TO make
connection with the sewer and turn Mil Brook into thpi
draining that portion OF the neghborhood fremont In
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-06-03

tho vicinity OF second and One
hundr rod ri now sewer 10 10 De put
In One.hundred nnth,st. thus summer that WI,
carry OF lie refuse from tile broweries In that neigh
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-06-03
ALONG TIE SOUND.

BRIDGEroRL-Dsvd Reoio twenty nine, attached TO
the oyster dredging Virginia OF Fair Haven, was
Yesterday found dead his berth, while the vessel was at
this harDor.
GREEXwicI-Ata picnic held at Round Island. pecora
ton Day handsome given 70 THE TRIBUNE Frcsh
Fund.
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Correct Masie By nail
SONG AND ChORUS ROUGH ON RATS.

NAY nH SUMO TO TUNE or "IIruE BRowS JvG.'
flualllng children, scolding wfe,
Were not the pest Of my poor life5
Where er lived, In house or fats,
ty plague has been those hoTrld Rats
1hey ate our meat, our bread and shoeS,
We could not have a quite, sBoOze;
One day my wife did chance TO dose,
TLay pinned my baby by the
Chorus
D-r-rn,sl Rats Rough on Ratsi
Hang your dogs and drown your cats,
We give plan for every
To clear his house with kOUGH on RAYS,
got n cat set a trap,
And thought 20 have n quiet nap,
But scarce In bed we snug were laid,
When round the room the villains played.
NY wife Jumped out upon the door,
TO strike light but soon did roar,
A. well she might, for you must know,
The stoeltrap had her.by tho toe.
CnoEus-R rrats Rats ! Rats Rough on Rats, etc.
but Rats not the only pest
To spoil our food. and spoil our rest
gresh trouble did each day arise
tico, Reaches Bugs, Mosquitoes Flies
but now I've got the tip at last
And soundly sleep. and eat quito fast
Tor we have banishod all the crew,
And you shall learn the secret too.
CnoRrs-lIr-ratsl Rats Rats Rough on Rats, ETC.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-06-03

and tho entire personal stan. Captain Robert Boyd
commanding. officer VI the Richmonds enteFt@neo
them.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-06-03

THE CLoTHrERs AND DRYGOoDs MEN ARE
wRIGGLING OVER THE HARD KNOCK OUR SALE
OF BOYS SUITS AT $500 HAS GIVEN THEIR
TRADE. BUT THE FACT REMAINS THAT NO.
WHERE ELSE IS SUCH VALUE OFFERED AS WE
ARE GIVING.
THE CHOICE OF 1000 FINE SUITS FOR BOYS
OF TO IL YEARS FOR $500 ENABLES YOU TO
SELECT PRECISELY SUCH CLOTHES AS YOU
USUALLY PAY 81. SO. 80. $40 AND sl9 FOR PLAIN
AND PLEATED BLOUsEs OF CoRKsCREw AND
FANCY woRsTEDs, CAssIMEREs, CHEvIoTS AND
FLANNELs DRESS SUITS. PLAY sU1Ts-oNE LOT
og BLUE FLANNELs FOR $3.50.
ALL 6T THE DOWNTOWN STORE.
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MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
MINIATURE ALMANAC.

rDDAr
sunrs.s 4ae sets. 722 Moon sets Soi Moons ago. IL
WATER.
A. H-sandy Hook. ST. Gov. IsIi. 5:26 Hel Cato I15
r. M-Sandy Hook. 5:37 Gov 1sPd- 636 Hell Gate 1so
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AS BRIGHTS DISEASE, DROPSY AND
IN diabetes cured by the Asahei Mineral Spring Water
them saorihces Discharges structure pros
tate gland vacocee bladder and chrQnc diseases clause
be cured by the Asahe Medical Bureau Eu
ropean aud American specialist ply clans local and internal
perfected remedies or the sufferers are lost
old physicians and book with particulars and
freeat .
29l Broadway Neu.York
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INCOMING SrEAnERS
Announcements

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Trourss TO 10 to7 Diseases OF the Nervous System
Centto.Irrinary Orrans and sterility.
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Henry A. DANIELS. NJ. d.

rours-s TO H. bto7 Diseases OF the Nervous System.
Genito- Urinary organs Impotence and stertity